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This was WILD 🤯 Joey Chesnut takes down over 26 pounds of poutine to WIN the Smoke’s Poutinerie World Poutine Eating Championships 👏🏆‼️

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09/07/2025

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This was WILD 🤯 Joey Chesnut takes down over 26 pounds of poutine to WIN the Smoke’s Poutinerie World Poutine Eating Championships 👏🏆‼️ #toronto #competitiveeating #joeychestnut

A lawsuit filed against Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is accusing the fried chicken chain of buying “unsafe” meat from an unauthorized seller that was allegedly storing and packaging raw chicken in residential garages in Ontario.

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The lawsuit was filed at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on May 26 by ADP, a former raw chicken supplier to Popeyes. The company alleges they lost their contract with Popeyes after bringing forward its concerns about the “unsafe supply” of products.

Popeyes, Restaurant Brands International (RBI)—the Toronto-based company that owns the fast-food chain—and Restaurant Services Canada Inc. (RSCI), the supply chain manager, are all named in the lawsuit.

Popeyes, for its part, said in a statement to CTV News that the claims from ADP Direct Poultry Ltd. are unfounded and that it found “no evidence” to support them following an investigation.

The lawsuit also names another company as the unauthorized supplier that allegedly provided, at times, “rotten or expired” chicken deemed “unfit for human consumption” to various franchisees across Ontario. The documents continue to say this chicken created a public health risk because it was delivered in vehicles that did not have the proper refrigeration to prevent it from spoiling.

The statement of claim alleges that these tainted products were bought by various franchisees—both known to ADP and not, all named in the suit—due to their lower prices.

The lawsuit also alleges the franchisees continued to sell the chicken to customers, even after ADP brought forward its concerns that the products did not adhere to food health and safety standards. The allegations have not been tested in court.
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06/09/2025

This isn’t what we ordered, Popeyes. 📦

A lawsuit filed against Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen is accusing the fried chicken chain of buying “unsafe” meat from an unauthorized seller that was allegedly storing and packaging raw chicken in residential garages in Ontario. FOR MORE CANADIAN NEWS 🇨🇦🔊 FOLLOW -> @canadainformed The lawsuit was filed at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on May 26 by ADP, a former raw chicken supplier to Popeyes. The company alleges they lost their contract with Popeyes after bringing forward its concerns about the “unsafe supply” of products. Popeyes, Restaurant Brands International (RBI)—the Toronto-based company that owns the fast-food chain—and Restaurant Services Canada Inc. (RSCI), the supply chain manager, are all named in the lawsuit. Popeyes, for its part, said in a statement to CTV News that the claims from ADP Direct Poultry Ltd. are unfounded and that it found “no evidence” to support them following an investigation. The lawsuit also names another company as the unauthorized supplier that allegedly provided, at times, “rotten or expired” chicken deemed “unfit for human consumption” to various franchisees across Ontario. The documents continue to say this chicken created a public health risk because it was delivered in vehicles that did not have the proper refrigeration to prevent it from spoiling. The statement of claim alleges that these tainted products were bought by various franchisees—both known to ADP and not, all named in the suit—due to their lower prices. The lawsuit also alleges the franchisees continued to sell the chicken to customers, even after ADP brought forward its concerns that the products did not adhere to food health and safety standards. The allegations have not been tested in court. ••••••••• #canadian #canada #canadanews #canadiannews #canadaday #breakingnews #atlanticcanada #madeincanada #novascotia #ontario #toronto #scarbrough #brampton #bramptonontario #sudbury #sudburyontario #popeyes #popeyeschicken #marybrowns #marybrownschicken #popeyeslouisianakitchen #buycanadian #canadianmade #canadafirst #canadastrong #fastfood #kfc #kentuckyfriedchicken #chickensandwich #friedchicken

Michel Lotito, a French man with an extraordinary stomach, spent two years (1978-1980) eating an entire Cessna 150 airplane—piece by piece. After discovering at age 9 that he had an unusual ability to digest metal, he made a career out of consuming objects most people wouldn’t dare put near their mouths. From bicycles to shopping carts, and even a chandelier, nothing was off the menu.

Lotito’s rare condition, known as pica, allowed him to consume nearly two pounds of metal daily without serious harm. He would break objects into small pieces, wash them down with mineral oil, and let his powerful stomach acids do the rest. By the time of his death in 2007 (from natural causes, not metal poisoning), he had eaten nearly nine tons of metal—including the legendary Cessna.

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03/11/2025

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Michel Lotito, a French man with an extraordinary stomach, spent two years (1978-1980) eating an entire Cessna 150 airplane—piece by piece. After discovering at age 9 that he had an unusual ability to digest metal, he made a career out of consuming objects most people wouldn’t dare put near their mouths. From bicycles to shopping carts, and even a chandelier, nothing was off the menu. Lotito’s rare condition, known as pica, allowed him to consume nearly two pounds of metal daily without serious harm. He would break objects into small pieces, wash them down with mineral oil, and let his powerful stomach acids do the rest. By the time of his death in 2007 (from natural causes, not metal poisoning), he had eaten nearly nine tons of metal—including the legendary Cessna. Follow me @imjustculture for more!

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